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  • Threats Of Sanctions, Economic Warfare, As Japan-China Relations Sink To Decades Low

    From zerohedge.com

    China and Japan are experiencing their most intense diplomatic tensions in years after Beijing issued economic warnings in response to recent comments by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about a potential Taiwan conflict. As we featured previously, Takaichi had suggested that any Chinese use of force against Taiwan could be considered a "situation threatening Japan’s survival" - which could justify Tokyo supporting allied nations in defense of the self-ruled island. Beijing reacted swiftly, with a Chinese state broadcaster over the weekend having cautioned that the country is "fully prepared for concrete ... (full story)

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caca997
Nov 18, 2025 7:37am
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29 April 2024Hit 160.245 (34-year high) BoJ/MoF conducted covert (unannounced) intervention after the close. Estimated 񒌌 trillion spent. Yen jumped from ~160.20 → 154.50 in minutes.
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ZforexCM
Nov 17, 2025 11:14pm
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Yen Slides as Japan Eyes Fiscal Support

The Japanese yen traded near 155.2 per dollar, close to its weakest level in ten months, as markets awaited a meeting between Prime Minister Takaichi and BOJ Governor Ueda. The discussions follow Japan抯 first economic contraction in six quarters, raising expectations of a stronger fiscal response. Policymakers have also expressed concern over the yen抯 swift decline.

Technically, resistance stands near 155.20, while support is firm at 154.00.
R1: 155.20 | S1: 154.00
R2: 156.20 | S2: 152.50
R3: 156.90 | S3: 151.60
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